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Category: Exams (ACT, AP, SAT)

Should You Retake the ACT or SAT?

If you're in that situation, it's worth considering whether you should retake the ACT or SAT to try to get a better score. Ask yourself these questions.

ACT or SAT: Which Test Is Right for You?

The tests themselves have some important differences. So, it's up to you to weigh all the factors and decide which test is right for you.

SAT Subject Tests: The Basics

In order to help you make the best decision, we'll review the SAT subject tests basics. With this information, you can make the best choice for you.

Should You Take the SAT or ACT?

You don't want to waste time studying and taking both. How do you decide between the SAT or ACT?

Why You Need to Know Course Credit Policies

Most high schools offer AP and/or IB courses; but given the choice, many parents don't know the differences. This is why you need to know course credit policies.

How to Begin Your AP Courses Tactic

Throwing AP courses onto a transcript is hardly the easy route it's made out to be. Consider, instead, this alternate goal to focus your AP courses tactic.

How Many AP Classes Should You Take?

We'll discuss the reasoning behind taking an AP class. We'll also address the question of "how many AP classes should you take."

What is the PSAT/NMSQT?

I thought it would be a good idea to explain what the point of this test is supposed to be. And yes, PSAT/NMSQT refers to just one test.

Why Take SAT II Tests?

When you prepare for college, you take the ACT or SAT test. If you like taking tests, then adding more tests, like AP or IB exams, to your college prep schedule seems like an exciting challenge.